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Trackers KidsCon 2027
Books. Crafts. Magical Goblin Eggs
April 2027 · Date coming soon
Trackers Lodge · 4617 SE Milwaukie Ave, Portland
FREE to all families and community. KidsCon is our spring celebration of books, creativity, and Trackers mischief. Portland children's book authors and graphic novel creators read from their work and lead crafts inspired by their stories. Parents and kids shoot arrows and throw axes side by side, chase goblins for dragon tears, and barter the treasures they gather at the Spring Goblin Market. The 2027 date and author lineup are being set now.
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WhenApril 2027
Date coming soon
Date coming soon
WhereTrackers Lodge
4617 SE Milwaukie Avenue, Portland
4617 SE Milwaukie Avenue, Portland
CostFREE entry
All ages welcome
All ages welcome
The first KidsCon was a hit, and the goblins are already asking about next year. KidsCon brings Portland's children's book authors and graphic novel creators to Trackers Lodge for readings, signings, and story-inspired crafts, with archery, axe throwing, and a goblin egg hunt that ends at the Spring Goblin Market.
We are booking the 2027 authors now. Leave your email below and you will get the date and the lineup the day they are set. Authors and illustrators who want a table, use the same form.
What Happens at KidsCon
Every station is free and guided. Readings run through the day, the egg hunt runs all day, and the Goblin Market opens near the end so you can trade what you found.
📚 Readings & Book Crafts
Local authors and illustrators read from their work, sign books, and lead a craft inspired by each story.
🥚 Goblin Egg Treasure Hunt
Spot a goblin sneaking around, chase it down for a dragon tear, and trade the tear for a goblin egg full of chim-chams.
🏹 Archery & Axe Throwing
Free for parents and kids together. No experience needed, gear provided, Guides at every lane.
🧙 Spring Goblin Market
Set up shop and barter the treasures you brought and gathered. No money, no food. How it works →